How much can you do in one day? How much can you accomplish? Thursday was Jesus' last full day on earth as a free man. He accomplished so much! What would he do on that last night? What would he find to be important? He served, He washed the feet of His disciples. What do we do with that? Listen as we continue our "One Last Week" series.

How in the world could one of Jesus' disciples, his follower do what he did? This week we will be looking at Judas' betrayal of Jesus. This forces us to ask the question, "how are we betraying Jesus"?

After Jesus' 'cleansing of the temple', there were a group of people (Greeks) who wanted to see Jesus. Did they just want to see Jesus the public figure? or the Savior?

We know Jesus to be gentle, we know Jesus to be peaceful. But do we know the Jesus who is passionate? And Jealous? Even Violent? This week we will take a look at the passion of Christ as he confronts the money changers and the animal dealers in the temple.

What would the world look like if we truly served one another. It is actually a command! Listen as we conclude our 1 another sermons series as we look at what it means to serve one another through Paul's writing in Romans 12

Living in Harmony with brothers and sisters in Christ is not only and ideal, but a command. This week we talk about what it means to live in harmony with one another.

Every Christian is called to exhort one another. What does that mean? We have the privilege and responsibility to exhort one another. Listen as we talk about what that means.

Every Christian at some time will have to deal with someone who bothers them, offends them, or annoys them. How do we bear with one another? We will talk about that in this week's sermon called, Bear One Another.

We have a duty to one another. That duty is to encourage one another! We can encourage one another though friendship, through fellowship and for the future! Listen and be encouraged!

What is a characteristic of being a Christian? If you said "love" you would be right. Jesus tells His disciples that they are to "love one another". The same command is for you and for me. Listen as we talk about Loving One Another.